Gore Turns a Trick in Harriman Letter Row
Washington writer Owen reports Oklahoma's two Democratic senators facing criticism over Senator Gore inserting President Roosevelt's letter to Harriman into the Congressional Record. He recounts the dinner of the National Democratic Club and notes party leaders praising progressive ideals while criticizing monopoly and political manipulation.
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Harriman
Owen
National Democratic Club
Willis J. Abbott
Washington City
Oklahoma
Gort
Roosevelt
B. H. Harman
Herriman
New York
National Democratic Club of
Mr. Bryan
Pharaoh
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Patriotic Sons of America
Democratic ‘Party
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Arrested man saved from reform school by city exit grace
Last week a man jailed for larceny was allowed four days to depart the city by Judge Fox. After missing a Hamilton train by four minutes his bid for extra time failed and police directed him to leave by Tuesday night or face reform school. Chief Bailey said the delay cost him the chance for another evening.
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List
Fox
Reform School
Beftre
Chief Bailey
Hamilton
Liberty Proves Short On Duration In Court
Jake Stevenson was released yesterday after serving several days for assault and battery and was arrested again on a charge of beating a board bill. Judge Converse will hear the case this morning.
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Jake Stevenson
Converse
Memorial Day Sermon by Rev Shirey at Eaton church
Rev W B Shirey will deliver the annual memorial sermon for Memorial Day observance. The service Sunday evening will be held at the Christian church with Eaton churches uniting for the gathering.
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Eaton
Forkner Buys Interest in Wright Undertaking House
Wid Forkner of Lewisville buys a half interest in T Wright’s undertaking establishment in Cambridge City Indiana and will move there soon. Friends welcome the new partnership and anticipated local services.
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Wid Forkner
Wright
Cambridge City
Ind
Lewisville
T. Wright
Iek
Cambridge
Stranger Hit by Train in Pennsylvania Line Crossing
A man believed to be A E Bennet of St James New York was struck and killed at Harvey's crossing by a Pennsylvania engine. The death is ruled accidental after coroner Wampler viewed the scene. Identity to be confirmed as James Bennett of St James by telegram. The deceased, about forty, carried a small bundle and had Boer War service and English Merchant Marine and army discharges.
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A.E. Bennet
St. James
New York
Harvey's Crossing
Pennsylvania
Cambridge City
Wampler
James Bennett
Bennett
Hormah Encampment Elects Its Officers
Hormah Encampment No. 11 I C O FB elected officers Monday night Abram Rummel Chief Patriarch M L Bowmaster High Priest Arthur Lively Senior Warden Roy Copeland Junior Warden
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Cambridge City
Ind
Hormah
No. 11
Abram Rummel
M. L. Bowmasster
Arthur Lively
Roy Copeland
Cambridge Representatives Attend 1.0.0.F. Meeting
Cambridge City Indiana May 19 Bert Marples represents Wayns Lodge No. 17 at the 1.0.0.F. grand lodge session in Indianapolis this week. Mrs. Wilkepler and Mrs. George Strombaugh attend as delegates to the general assembly. They visited the first grand assembly in the new IOOF hall recently completed in Indianapolis.
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Cambridge City
Ind
Bert Marples
Indianapolis
Wayns Lodge
Mra
Wi Kepler
George Strombaugh
General Assembly
Honor Pupils in the Township Schools Listing Recalls Injury Suit
The circuit court awarded Perry West of Sydney Ohio a judgment of 2110 against Gaar Scott and Company after West was injured June 6 1907 while assisting at a punching machine when a pile of iron fell and crushed his right leg operant amputation followed. The notice lists top pupils and teachers in the township diploma exam of 1908 highlighting Miss Margaret Schofield and others.
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Perry West
Sydney
Ohio
George W. West
Gaar, Scott and Company
West
Margaret Schofield
Ton
Marie
Colvia
Plan Promises Big Democratic Rally for Gov Candidate Marshall
Promoters expect a large turnout for a June 2 Coliseum event honoring Thomas R. Marshall of Columbia City, with all Democratic ticket members invited to toast. Speakers include Marshall and several state officials, while tickets are selling rapidly. Indianapolis reports John W. Kern declining a vice presidential bid, aiming for the Senate though open to a convention nod if urged, maintaining party loyalty and support.
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Thomas R. Marzhall
Columbia City
Coliseum
Merritt
Democratic Party
Marshall
Frank J. Hall
Rushville
Supreme Court
Messrs
M. D. Latry
B. W.nels
Greenfield
Walter J. Lotz
Muncie
Bert New
North Vernon
Patrick J. Keileherrof
Indianapolis
Atate Statistician
Robert J. Aley
Bloomington
Bloomington, Candidate For Auparintendent of Public Instruction
A. 8. Jackson
Atate Democratic
John W. Kern
Indiana
Kern
Morever
Tig
United States Senate
Nell
Senate
William J. Bryan
Kero
Bryan
Thomas Taggart
Summer park services by Ministerial Association proposed
The Ministerial Association seeks to use North and South Tenth Street parks for outdoor union meetings on Sunday afternoons. Arrangements remain incomplete with plans to begin June 14 or soon after and continue through August. Choirs are planned at each park.
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Tha
Funeral of August Scherer on Tuesday
The funeral for August Scherer who died Friday night at his home 214 South Seventh street of paralysis of the heart was held yesterday from St. Andrew's church at 9 o'clock. Burial followed at St. Andrew's cemetery with pallbearers Conrad Zwissler Joseph Rutter H Walterman Charles Gier Clement Heck and Benjamin Bowing.
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August Scherer
South Seventhstreet
St. Andrew's Church
St. Andrew's Cemetery
Conrad Zwissler
Joseph Rutter
H. Walterman
Charles, Gier
Clement Heck
Benjamin Bowing
Assault and Battery Charge Against Goda
Abraham Goda was arrested yesterday on a warrant filed by Benjamin Crump for assault and battery. Crump had sold Goda a horse and was to be paid in weekly installments. it is claimed the payments ceased and when Crump pursued his horse Goda began to strike.
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Abraham Goda
Benjamin Crump
Goda
Crump
C C Thomas Promoted at Prudential After Service
C C Thomas is promoted from collector at Prudential Insurance Company to assistant superintendent in Connerville next Monday after the public schools adjourn. He plans to move there following the adjournment and will assume the new duties in Connerville.
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Prudential I Insurance Company
C. C. Thomas
Connersville
Oliver Miller Dies in the Far West
Oliver Miller aged 24 son of Mrs. Samuel Y. Miller of this city died last Saturday in San Francisco California. He is survived by his wife Pauline Miller his parents three brothers and two sisters. The body will be taken to 921 Southwest Third street for funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Oliver Miller
Samuel Y. Miller
San Francisco
Cal
Pauline Miller
Southwest Third Street
Grand Army of the Republic encampment opens in Kokomo
The twenty ninth annual Indiana Grand Army of the Republic encampment kicked off in Kokomo with a holiday atmosphere. Factory fires fueled crowds as veterans arrived to a cordial reception from locals and visitors from across the state.
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Kokomo
Grand Army of the
Re‘nubtic
Department of Indiana
Kokomos
Candidates All Coming for Democratic Banquet in Richmond
Every nominee on the Democratic state ticket has accepted invitations to a banquet in Richmond on June 2. Leaders await a large turnout and spoke of party unity and the upcoming election wave.
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Richmond
Kern Looks to Senate in Somber Prospect
The message notes Kern’s bid focused on a Senate run and his lack of enthusiasm for a second ticket place, signaling uncertainty about national ticket prospects.
Supt. Jordan to Attend Cambridge Closing Exercises
Baptized W. Jordan will travel to Cambridge City on Thursday to attend the eighth grade closing exercises and present certificates. Congress will adjourn soon and James E. Watson may be delayed returning home. Hints of a stranger at his home noted amid a large organizational loss and financial strains. Indication of 1949 meeting location at Byaneville.
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Jordan
W. Jordan
Cambridge City
Hell
Connersville
Ind
James £. Watson
Congress
Watson
Hessman Estate Appoints Louis Hessman Administrator
Judge Fox appoints Louis Hessman as administrator of the William Hessman estate with $2,000 bond posted by Joan L Rupe and Mrs Hannah Hessman. Hessman seeks private sale of the decedent’s personal property and the court approves the sale.
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Louis Hessman
Fox
William Hessman
Bond
Joan L. Rupe
Hannah Hessman
Bowling score results from City Bowling Alleys last night
The two man league at City Bowling Alleys produced scattered scores led by Harold and Markley with 818 329 411. Broomhall Maag and Carman Licht’s teams posted 3846 and 4935 totals, while Lahriman Hadley managed 369 366 in a tight tally.
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Harold
Markley
Broomhall - Maag
Roberts
Runge
Carman
Licht’t's
Lahriman - Hadley
Funeral of J. B. Maxwell in West Grove Cemetery
The funeral for J. B. Maxwell, who died at his son Robert’s Kansas City home, was held yesterday from Joseph Gilbert’s residence on North Fifteenth Street. He was buried in the family lot in West Grove cemetery north of Centerville. Pallbearers were Charles Newman Adam Barte J. B. Hause Charles Miller J. L. Adams and John Eggemeyer.
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J. B. Maxwell
Robert
Kansas City
Joseph Gilbert
Fifteenth Street
Weat Grove Cemetery
Centerville
Charles Newman
Adam Barte
J. B. Hause
Charles Miller
J. L. Adams
John Eggemeyer
Peace Nearer as Street Car Strike Advances by Arbitration
On May 19 Cleveland saw the fourth day of the street car strike move closer to resolution through arbitration. The day also included acts of violence as tensions remained high.
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Cleveland
Ohio Democratic Convention Nominates Recess To September
The third Ohio district Democratic convention at Eaton failed to nominate a candidate for Congress and recessed until September 17. James M. Cox, editor of the Dayton News, will be renominated. Delegates Charles B. Mason and Judge C. Foos were chosen to the national convention and Charles Splinger was named presidential elector.
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Hamilton, C
Eaton
James M. Cox
Dayton News
Charles B. Mason
Hamilton
C. Foos
Charles Splinger
Travel ers Protective Association elects officers at West Baden
The West Baden gathering of the Travelers Protective Association elected John C. Gierhart of Andersad as president amid a year of membership decline caused by unfavorable finances. Sixty one delegates attended the national convention set to follow.
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West Baden
The
Travelers’ Protective Associathy
John C. Gierhart
Andersad
Wre
Alaws
John Wath
Contests Conclude as Eaton Sings of May 19
A brief note states the contest ends by May 19 with Eaton involved. The text is fragmentary but indicates a deadline and a participant named Eaton.
Former county official John E McGaughey dies by suicide
Indianopolis May 18 Former county commissioner John Edward McGaughey, linked to county frauds, shot himself with a revolver at his Irvington home shortly after midnight. He died before family could reach him.
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John Edward McGaughey
Irvington
Coroner Finds Faulty Fire Safety At Fort Wayne Hotel
Coroner’s verdict flags dangerous fire practices at the New Aveline Hotel in Fort Wayne. It cites inflammable elevator shaft lining, unattended furnace after midnight, lack of competent guards after 9 p.m., hard access to exits, absent balcony linked fire escapes, and inadequate life saving gear.
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Aveline
Fort Wayne
Reception Honoring Mrs Frank Mahey At Pearl Street Home
A charming day event honoring Mrs. Frank Mahey, hosted by Mrs. Stephen Clinheus and Mrs. Charles Mabey at 333 Pearl Street. Red room decor, white purple music room, and violets plus moss centerpieces accented arches of dogwood and Myrtle. Guests in the receiving line included Mrs. Joseph Mabey and Mrs. John Duke. punch was served and prizes awarded to Mrs. Clinton Routh and Mrs. Frank Hud Jean.
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Frank Mahey
Stephen Cilnehaus
Charles Mahey
Joseph Mahey
Pearl Street
Sweet Williams
Mire
Stephen Clinsheus
Joseph,Mabey
John § Duke
George Byles
Christian Association Board and Trustees Reappointed
The board of directors and trustees for the Christian Association will remain at present for another year, continuing their current leadership and governance.
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ST OF
THE
Christian Association
Directors to Meet June 5 to Pick Officers
At a Young Men’s Christian Association meeting the Commercial Club rooms, directors and trustees for the next year were elected. The same slate serves, with one nominating list presented. A September 1 meeting was set to discuss business and keep in touch with the work.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Commercial Club
Atill
Sharon H. Jones
George H. Knallenberg
John B. Dougan
M. C. Henley
Henry Gennett
John F. McCarthy
Clem Gaar
John H. Johnson
Eight bishops elected by Methodist general conference in Baltimore
After a lengthy discussion the Methodist general conferences elected eight bishops, despite the board of bishops opposing adding to eight. Motions to amend the report to six or twelve were defeated. The twelve active bishops remain in effect with Bishop Thoburn retired at his own request.
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Baltimore
Methodist General Conferences
Board of Bishops
No Currency Legislation Likely at Present Congress Session
Washington May 19. Conferees of the Senate and House have held several sessions on the Aldrich-Wrobland bill but many members believe no currency legislation will pass this session. The effort to work out a compromise has nearly abandoned hope.
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Washington
Congress
Senate
House
Aldrich-Wrobland
Abaindoues
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